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Simply A Masterpiece

Fresh and Exciting

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

I like sci-fi for its ability to get us to thinking as we are being entertained. This movie does that pretty well. The premise of a new life form is always a good story to tell and if you add mystery, intrigue and drama you get this movie. My only criticism is that it was too short and under-developed but nothing a sequel couldn't cure if handled properly. There are twists along the way which keep you glued to the screen and one wonders about the full premises of this story if it was truly unleashed. the movie goes there too! Here's to....

Surprised by low score. Did it entertain? Yes. Was it worth watching? Yes. Could there've been better emotional interactions / dialogue? Yes.

This movie had so much potential but they turned it into a psycho-fest with idiotic plot points.Idiot 1: After watching the AI stab a fellow worker in the eye, they all just wanted love on the AIIdiot 2: The psychiatrist goes into the cage with the AI and decides to piss it off until it eats his throat.Idiot 3: The writer who had the AI eat someone's throatIdiot 4: So now everyone is dying and a guy finally decides maybe his rifle is in order but instead of shooting the AI from where he's standing, he runs right at the AI telling it to stop instead of, you know, shooting it and preventing it from killing his, albeit it shallow, love interest. Of course the AI grabs the gun from the idiot's hands and kills him with it. I mean why else would you run at the AI shouting stop if not to complete your plot point by dying.The sad thing is this movie was a great idea and set up well but literally, they couldn't help themselves. I'm guessing this was written by liberal children with the emotional growth of the average 8 year old.

Morgan (Anya Taylor-Joy) is a creation of artificial DNA using nano technology to accelerate growth. Morgan injures a member of the staff and Lee (not Merry) Weathers goes to the facility to conduct a corporate risk assessment. The film starts out as slow burn science fiction, but keeps you engaged, especially when Paul Giamatti shows up to conduct a psychic evaluation. At this time the film takes off. It is comparable to other films that have more action, which I hesitate to mention for plot considerations.I liked the somewhat expected twist as I began to fear a Steinbeck ending. More science fiction than horror.Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.